GE Renewable Energy makes $10.4bn in orders last year
General Electric subsidiary, GE Renewable Energy, has announced it successes from last year, including making a total of US$10.4bn in orders.
The renewable energy firm, known for its wind and hydro products, also recorded $10.3bn in sales in 2017.
In the same review period, the US-based company noted a 30% growth in its international orders.
Last year, GE Renewable Energy also released the world’s largest onshore wind turbine – with a 4.8MW capacity, creating enough energy to power 5,000 homes.
The firm also recorded orders for the US’ largest wind farm, to be located in Oklahoma.
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The Wind Catcher farm will have a capacity of 2GW.
GE Renewable Energy also received orders for the largest wind farm in Australia – the Coopers Gap Wind Farm will have a 453MW capacity and will be located in North Queensland.
In 2017, the firm acquired LM Wind Power, a blade manufacturer, in a €1.5bn (US$1.65bn) transaction.
GE Renewable Energy is the first offshore wind supplier working in Europe, Asia, and North and South America.
The company’s hydro division also noted a 10% growth in orders and a 40% increase in services in the year.
